St. John School Tuition and Fees
We seek to provide affordable private Catholic school education for San Francisco and Bay Area families. The Archdiocese of San Francisco offers a variety of Financial Aid assistance programs for families with financial need. All enrolled families also have the option to receive lower tuition through completing a minimum of service hours during the school year.
Tuition and Fees: 2023–2024
Participating Families
Families receive reduced monthly tuition by providing service hours to the school community.
Number of Enrolled Children | Annual Tuition | Monthly Tuition |
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1 | $9,091 | $909 |
2 | $15,910 | $1,591 |
3 | $22,273 | $2,227 |
4 | $27,727 | $2,773 |
Participating families agree to provide the school with a minimum of 20 volunteer hours for a single-parent family and 40 volunteer hours for a two-parent family during the school year. Service hours may be fulfilled in a variety of ways throughout the school year. Parents assist with school functions, fundraisers, and field trips, as well as volunteer in the classroom and serve as room parents and on PTG event committees.
Non-Participating Families
Families that prefer not to fulfill service hours will be billed at the full tuition rate.
Number of Enrolled Children | Annual Tuition | Monthly Tuition |
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1 | $9,891 | $989 |
2 | $16,709 | $1,671 |
3 | $23,073 | $2,307 |
4 | $28,527 | $2,853 |
Registration Fees
Additional registration fees will apply at the following rates. Registration, annual fees, and 8th Grade graduation fee (where applicable) may be paid contact-free through Venmo.
Number of Enrolled Children | Registration Fee |
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1 | $525 |
2 | $975 |
3 | $1,450 |
4 | $1,875 |
Additional Annual Fees, per family
Additional Fees | |
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Fine Arts Fee | $175 |
Capital Improvement | $250 |
8th Grade Graduation Fee* | $450 |
Eighth Grade Graduation Fee (Eighth Grade Families Only)
Only applicable to enrolling an 8th-grade student.
St. John School’s eighth-grade class will lead a variety of fundraisers to raise money for eighth-grade graduation events. In addition, each family of an eighth grader will pay a graduation fee to support costs for the end-of-year graduation celebration.